Robert F. Kennedy Jr once said that black people should be vaccinated at different times from white people "because their immune system is better than ours." RFK Jr attended his Senate ...

Kennedy Jr. was confronted over what a lawmaker described as "dangerous" past remarks about how Black Americans should be on a "different vaccine schedule" than White Americans. During his second ...

The newly confirmed Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has some controversial opinions on health that ...

Health care providers say that hesitation and outright resistance to vaccines have become disturbingly common even in ...

By its very nature, then, healthcare is personal, an N=1 equation where each person’s unique factors should determine ...

Angela Alsobrooks, who is black, grilled RFK Jr about the remark ... had a stronger immune response to measles and rubella vaccines than white people. 'Mr Kennedy, with all due respect, that ...

Kennedy Jr., he was questioned about his rhetoric surrounding vaccines ... response among Black people after the MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) vaccination in comparison to White people.

While appearing to ignore mainstream science, he cited flawed or tangential research to make his points, such as suggesting Black people may need different vaccines than whites. His responses ...

Study participants cite historical exploitation, rapid vaccine development, and coercive messaging as primary reasons for COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy. Complex and deeply rooted factors, including ...